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Excited to see these six powerful ways to embrace Juneteenth education! Education is key to understanding our history and fostering unity. Check out these insightful tips from Assistant Principal Tonette Honore: https://hubs.la/Q02Chd2F0

On National Native American Day, we honor the resilience, wisdom, and rich histories of Indigenous communities. This day serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of recognizing and respecting the diverse narratives that have shaped our world. In education, it’s crucial to provide our students with an understanding of Native histories, not just as a chapter in a textbook, but as a living legacy that enriches our society. Empowering students with knowledge of Indigenous experiences and perspectives fosters empathy and a sense of justice. By weaving these narratives into our educational spaces, we work toward a future that respects and values all voices.

So many important ideas for education in this wonderful short piece.

Inclusive education isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s essential for preparing students to thrive in a diverse world. Yet, many school curriculums are ill equipped to reflect the richness of the communities they serve. When students see themselves in their lessons, the impact is transformative: 💡 Higher engagement and academic performance 🌍 Greater understanding and respect for different cultures 💪 Boosted confidence and sense of identity At FOBBS, we’re working to make culturally inclusive resources—like our in-app daily quiz on Black Britons —accessible to schools across the UK. These aren’t just resources; they’re pathways to a more equitable and informed future. It’s time for a shift. Students shouldn’t have to wait until university—or beyond—to learn about the contributions of Britons like Mary Seacole, Olaudah Equiano, or Sislin Fay Allen. It's not all doom and gloom though. Some schools are going above and beyond at providing inclusive educational resources in their schools. How is your school ensuring that all students feel seen and valued in the classroom? Let's start a conversation Kevin Buchanan, Gerry Robinson, Likhon Gulam Muhammad, and Chris Deller FCCT. Together, we can shape the future of inclusive education.

HAPPY AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK! 🍎🥇📑 Without dedicated educational service professionals students' everyday lives would look very different. I want to personally THANK and CELEBRATE those who SHOW UP and MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Those I worked with as an educator, those I've hired as a recruiter, those I call family, and those I call friends who wake up every day with a passion in their heart to inspire learning in a space that's safe for children to grow. #aequor #staffing #americaneducationweek #educationsolutions #celebrate #futureoflearning #SPED #paraprofessionals #teachers #schoolnurses #speechlanguagepathologists #counselors #schoolpsych #socialworkers #contractemployee #travelteaching #teachingjobs #proudlyserving #educationheroes #edu #support #responsiverecruiters #joinourteam #theaequordifference #dedicatedrecruiters #asapstarts #applytoday #hiringnow #wherepassionmeetspurpose

Literacy- the key to unlocking life!

To #LeadingSDG4Youth Elizabeth Shvarts, words are the most tangible form of magic, and mastering literacy is not just an academic achievement—it's a life skill. 📝 Ahead of International #LiteracyDay, dive into Elizabeth's inspiring journey of empowering 200+ students across 6 continents to unlock the magic of words 🪄 and transform their futures through literacy education: https://lnkd.in/ejdNSMWz

As we celebrate American Education Week, let’s take a moment to honor the educators who inspire greatness every day. Whether through a thoughtful lesson, a kind word, or unwavering support, teachers shape our future by empowering students to dream big and achieve more. Let’s show our appreciation for their dedication and passion! 🎉🍎 Share your favorite teacher story in the comments! #AmericanEducationWeek #ThankATeacher #InspireLearning

Preparing for American Education Week (Nov. 18-22)📚 American Education Week is just around the corner! This special week is an opportunity to honor the dedication of educators and recognize the contributions of everyone who makes education possible—teachers, students, parents, and support staff. Here are some ideas for celebrating: Invite Families to Participate 👪: Host an open classroom or a virtual session where parents can experience what their children are learning firsthand. It’s a great way to build relationships and foster support. Celebrate Your Support Staff 🌟: Take time to recognize school support staff, such as custodians, cafeteria workers, and office personnel, who are essential to a positive learning environment. Encourage students to make cards or thank-you notes for them. Highlight Student Achievements 📣: Use the week to showcase the talents and growth of your students. Create a "Wall of Achievement" in your classroom or share their accomplishments through a school-wide announcement or newsletter. Teacher Appreciation 🍎: Show appreciation for your fellow educators by exchanging thank-you notes, small tokens, or simply a heartfelt message recognizing their hard work and commitment. American Education Week is a reminder of the incredible impact educators have on shaping the future. How do you plan to celebrate? Let’s make it a memorable week for everyone involved! #AmericanEducationWeek #CelebrateEducation #HonoringTeachers #EducationMatters

❓ Why can't ethnic studies start as early as Kinder? Why wait until High School or College or never for some folks? 🌎Help us celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by sharing FREE lessons for K - 8th grade educators. ➡️Link and details are below. #HispanicHeritageMonth #EthnicStudies